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Hi - FilterOwssvr command has an optional "delimiter" parameter that you can use for specifying what delimiter you wish to use instead of commas. That way you can use something that doesn't appear in your text (like "~") for a delimiter and your commas should be okay.
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I'm not positive on this - but I wonder if you promoted the field and set it so it could also be edited from the library - it seems to me that in that case you should be able to set values for the form from your workflow....
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The "T" stands for Time, of course (but you knew that) - this is just the date format used by InfoPath - no matter how you display your date / time, if you look at the XML in a text editor, you'll see the data structure is in this format. You can change the way the data is displayed in your form by formatting your control (for ...
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Interesting - I'm not sure what to suggest, but I would recommend you start a new thread with this additional information (that you are opening in Browser, what version of IP, what version of SharePoint, that email is configured, that there are no errors in the logs - which I'm guessing on, as you don't mention any) rather than adding ...
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Do you have outgoing email configured on your SharePoint server? http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263462.aspx
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Hey - I'm not sure what you are saying here- I think you are saying your email submit connections works as you anticipate in preview but not after being published? Are you still opening the form in Filler (Client) - or in the Browser?
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When I started using InfoPath, I used to work blind all the time, just sort of guessing what was going on in my secondary data sources. My ability to solve my own issues greatly improved when I started dragging data sources onto the form with complete abandon. I don't know why I was so hesitant at first - I guess I'd invested too much time ...
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Hi - you need to filter your secondary data source that contains your SharePoint Id. Drag the secondary data source onto your form temporarily so you can see all the data in it - then you'll know which field you can use to compare to the Doc-Name field in your form.
Instead of having a text box bound to your 2DS - just use an expression box ...
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I don't know if this is possible or not - but I'd assume not, because for your database bound form to submit data, you need your DB structure and form structure to match. However, when you add a signature to your template, InfoPath adds two groups to your form schema. Once the XML is actually signed, the schema is significantly ...
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Are you publishing as a content type?